Scientist, Plant Cellular Engineering (Metabolic and Synthetic Biology) - PBI
Ellison Institute of Technology is hiring for Scientist, Plant Cellular Engineering (Metabolic and Synthetic Biology) - PBI in Oxford, England, United Kingdom. Senior level. First seen September 16, 2026; open as of November 6, 2026. Jobs taken straight from company career pages — no aggregator in between.
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- Company
- Ellison Institute of Technology
- Where
- Oxford, England, United Kingdom
- Level
- Senior
- First seen
- September 16, 2026
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- Workable
What the posting says
EIT is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Scientist or Senior Scientist in Plant Metabolic Engineering to join its pioneering Plant Biology Institute. The successful candidate will lead the development of innovative metabolic engineering and synthetic biology approaches to manipulate plant cellular conditions. Specifically, the candidate will design, implement and characterise engineering strategies to optimise plant respiratory activity, energy status, and redox balance. These engineering approaches will be first evaluated and optimised in plant cell cultures guided by iterative…
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